Latest articles by Giselle Garcia
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Opec strikes a deal – but oil prices are “going nowhere fast”
Features Opec has agreed to cut production from January by 1.2 million barrels per day, the market is not convinced of the long-term effects of the agreement.
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Will Italy set off the next crisis in the eurozone?
Features The long-term political and financial consequences of Italian prime minister Matteo Renzi’s referendum defeat and subsequent resignation are difficult to anticipate.
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Colombia aims for new peace deal with Farc
News The question investors are asking is can Colombian president Santos get the deal with Farc ratified?
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Investors still divided over Trump
News Investors are still trying to get the measure of Donald Trump one week after he won the race to the White House.
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Is the bond bull market almost over?
News Could this finally be the end of the bond bull market, after a 35-year run? If it is, get ready for a big shift in the investment landscape.
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Four of the best cruises
Features From a five-star gastro-cruise around the Med, to luxury yachting in the Galapagos, Giselle Garcia and Chris Carter picks four of the best cruises.
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Cuba comes in from the cold
Features Barack Obama’s historic trip to Cuba and the prospect of the US trade embargo ending has sparked a deluge of interest by foreign companies and investors.
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Should you switch energy supplier?
Tips Britain’s consumer energy market will be getting yet another mild shake-up in the ongoing effort to get people to switch their energy supplier.
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Indonesia gains confidence
Features Asian stocks have lost ground since the year began, but the market in Indonesia, southeast Asia’s largest economy, has bucked the trend.
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Brazil looks bleak – but too cheap to resist
News Brazil is immersed in the worst recession in its history, but it's in the price. Giselle Garcia looks at the best way to invest in Brazilian stocks.
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